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Actions Get Watermarked Photos using this Photoshop Action


I confirm it is working great.
What it does:
- lets you choose your text
- choose rotation
- create pattern
- fill a new layer on top of your image with this pattern
All automatically. Great job, thanks!
 
Yes, that’s a great timesaver. Thanks for the tip. if you dont use this way, you can learn my method. I use Fill to watermark images : photoshopdesigntutorials.com/add-watermark-to-images-using-photoshop-cs6.html
 
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That's an ACTION file. Place in CS>Presets>Actions . Fire up PS and you can access the action in the actions palette.

I haven't tried this file yet so I'm not sure if you have to manually load it into the palette.
 
dv8_fx said:
That's an ACTION file. Place in CS>Presets>Actions . Fire up PS and you can access the action in the actions palette.

I haven't tried this file yet so I'm not sure if you have to manually load it into the palette.
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I got it figured out. Personally, I think it is rather dumb. Provided I did it right all it did was walk me through the steps of making a pattern. It was kinda worthless.
 
:) I think it is wonderful for its purpose.
I even backed up this action as it is easy, fast and has straightforward title.
 
costisefu said:
:) I think it is wonderful for its purpose.
I even backed up this action as it is easy, fast and has straightforward title.
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Yeah. But once you have the pattern defined there is no need for the action. You just use the pattern after that. Unless you need a new watermark. Right?

Unless I am missing the point, I see no real reason to use these actions. They are like built in tutorials that do the work for you.
 
Paul said:
Others might find them helpful regardless.
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Yeah, that is true. But at least now people who know how to define a pattern won't (can't think of any other way of saying this) waste their time downloading it. I mean with the little description that was giving in the OP and the reviews that followed it, I thought it was some sort of filter.
 
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